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6 95 100 There are a couple of videos regarding this AP you hear on YouTube, but I can't find a single review or test from any well known website out there.

It's a CZ.

If this thing doesn't exist, is it really that bad?

After all, for the £45 or $60 it costs?

It's certainly one of the cheapest ways to get yourself on the newest I am four socket.

So let's get into it.

The A 6 95 100 is a jewel course.

Soccer am forced a P U that comes packaged in a tiny box with a tiny heat sink.

And it's the very process of the MD were lending to users for free tow update their motherboard bios to accommodate rise and CP use.

But unfortunately you couldn't keep them.

A more energy efficient version, called the 9500 years, also available with a 35 what TDP instead of 65 as well as featuring a few less GPU cause.

So what can it do?

Well, let's take a look to test out the role processing power of the's a bu Iran's in a bench which returned a multicourse score of 134 beating out on ancient socket 775 Pentium E 5400 by a few points.

I also run deep bench, for which, with the single and multi course scores here coming back as 24 23 36 34 respectively mean it isn't going to be breaking any speed records to get an idea of the GPU power.

I ran that unity in heaven benchmark and was surprised to see that this AP you managed to completely 26 scenes with an average of just over 30 f p s at 10 a teepee with the low settings.

I can also say that for general usage, I had no problem browsing the Web, watching 10 80 p videos and doing just general Internet stuff, which points to this thing's true calling.

But before we jump to conclusions, let's put it against some actual games to get an idea of real world performance from this cheap chip.

No, I've paired mine with eight gigabytes, 2400 megahertz memory.

The maximum speed supported some games like BioShock infinite here were able to run it full HD with the reduced settings, which was surprising.

But it's immediately clear for that.

For a little more money, the rise and 3 22 100 G would give you a significant advantage, as seen by my previous review.

That's not to say that this thing isn't worth buying if you want to get onto a new platform as cheaply as you can with the intention to upgrade soon after.

Or maybe you just want a cheap, everyday machine and don't care about gaming there.

If you're watching a channel named Random Gaming in HD, I think you might care just a little bit more.

Demanding titles like Rise of the Tomb Raider will also run, but you have to turn the resolution way down.

So I was left wondering as to how on earth it managed to play fortnight with a playable frame rate.

I started off with 7 20 p and 100% 3 d scaling that that proved a little choppy, so dropping things down to 70% proved to be ideal, though a far cry from what an AP you that costs just £30 or dollars Maur can do again, namely V 2200 g, Although it's clear that it's the rise in AP use, that meant cheaper options like this went overlooked from pretty much all reviewers as a super cheap solution to get yourself onto a modern platform.

It isn't terrible, considering it means that you would be rise and ready.

Should you ever want to upgrade a little further down the line.

The 35 or e version of this AP, you would just like this one also be great for a low power home theatre set up, especially if you have no intention of playing games that you could certainly get away with running some older and EA sports titles just fine.

So goes there we have it.

I actually had no intention of purchasing this AP you, But I got one of those.

Amazon recommended email things, and I thought, Why not give it a go?

And it turns out it wasn't that terrible as always.

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